6 Tips for a day in Dar es Salaam
- Northern beachday at Mbezi Beach, Dar es Salaam
Spend a day relaxing on the beach and swimming in the clear blue sea? Then go to one of the beach resorts in Mbezi Beach. For a small fee you can spend the day there, you get beach towels, you have a shade and a swimming pool and restaurant at your disposal. The ideal way to acclimatize after a long flight or enjoy your last day in Tanzania before your return flight. We can also book a night at the Mediterraneo Hotel & Restaurant for you. - Eat Sushi
Do you like a bit of glamor? Then go for an evening dinner at Cape Town Fish Market. Our beloved sushi restaurant. You can safely eat the most delicious sushi and enjoy a cocktail while the sun sinks into the sea. - City walk
Would you like to experience a bit of down town Dar es Salaam? [Book] a city walk with local guide Aloys. But be prepared that Dar es Salaam is hot and humid, so smells will be 100% intensified… - Curio Shopping
Do you want to do some shopping for the home front and spoil them with beautiful brightly colored beaded necklaces, a nice summer dress or beach towel? Then take a look at the Slipway bazaar, where you can stroll around for half a day. There is also a cozy restaurant on the quay. - Sinda Island Dayexcursion including Snorkeling
Do you love snorkling and would you like to spend a day on and around a bounty island? [Book] a day tour to Sinda Island. Departure from dar es Salaam. Snorkling gear and lunch included. - Beachday in Southern Dar
Most international camping group tours that start in Dar have Kipepeo Beach Village as their starting point. You can enjoy a day at the beach here. From the center of Dar you have to take the busy ferry, an experience in itself!
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